35 comments on Intersection Repair: Building Community Over Automobile Throughput
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This painting does not interfere with bikes. The thermoplastic [..]
What happens when this plastic surface is wet?
Re" what happens when the plastic surface gets wet".
In 1972 I experienced this on my moped in Copenhagen. The moped slipped on a painted stripe and I went down in front of a bus. Luckily the bus managed to stop.
In Modern Copenhagen, Bikes and cars are seperated. You can study the standard construction modes in Copenhagen from the "vejdirektoratet" in this link- http://www.vejregler.dk/pls/vrdad/vr_layout.vis?p_gren_id=2707
Danish- but well illustrated with many Pictures.
kind regards/And1
Thanks And1 - unfortunately my Danish isn't good enough to understand all items on that picture. As a cyclist I really shun all wet plastic surfaces. They are like wet leaves in the autumn - can give you are terrible slip, especially in turns.